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American Kompromat352 pages Hardcover American Kompromat tells the story of the unimaginably corrupt, dissolute, and decadent subculture of the most powerful people in the world and how they have orchestrated, obtained, and used kompromatRussian for compromising informationas leverage to achieve their political goals. In the followup to New York Times bestseller House of Trump, House of Putin, American Kompromat will be situated in the context of the Trump Russia
352 pages | Hardcover
American Kompromat tells the story of the unimaginably corrupt, dissolute, and decadent subculture of the most powerful people in the world and how they have orchestrated, obtained, and used kompromat—Russian for compromising information—as leverage to achieve their political goals.
In the followup to New York Times bestseller House of Trump, House of Putin, American Kompromat will be situated in the context of the Trump-Russia scandal and the new era of hybrid warfare, kleptocrats, and authoritarian right-wing populism. But this time, rather than follow a trail of laundered money, Craig Unger will be reporting on kompromat—the Russian word for compromising information—operations that amassed the dirty little secrets of the richest and most powerful men on earth.
Set in a world of Upper East Side mansions and private Caribbean islands, of gigantic yachts and private jets, American Kompromat will show that something much more sinister and important was taking place than the public could ever imagine—namely, that from Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein, kompromat operations documented the darkest secrets of the most powerful people in the world and transformed them into potent weapons.
Unger will explore the nature of the compromising material they obtained, how it was obtained, who was behind it (be they Russians, Israelis, or the new American variety of oligarch), who has had access to the material since it was produced, whether it has been used for blackmail or extortion, and what roles it has played in the Trump-Russia scandal.
In the followup to New York Times bestseller House of Trump, House of Putin, American Kompromat will be situated in the context of the Trump-Russia scandal and the new era of hybrid warfare, kleptocrats, and authoritarian right-wing populism. But this time, rather than follow a trail of laundered money, Craig Unger will be reporting on kompromat—the Russian word for compromising information—operations that amassed the dirty little secrets of the richest and most powerful men on earth.
Set in a world of Upper East Side mansions and private Caribbean islands, of gigantic yachts and private jets, American Kompromat will show that something much more sinister and important was taking place than the public could ever imagine—namely, that from Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein, kompromat operations documented the darkest secrets of the most powerful people in the world and transformed them into potent weapons.
Unger will explore the nature of the compromising material they obtained, how it was obtained, who was behind it (be they Russians, Israelis, or the new American variety of oligarch), who has had access to the material since it was produced, whether it has been used for blackmail or extortion, and what roles it has played in the Trump-Russia scandal.
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If the set screws were white the shelves would be perfect.
Color: C. White - Modern Minimalist Style, Number Of Shelves: 3, Size: 15.7inches
I'd give 4 1/2 if there was one. The shelves thwmself are nice I just don't like the visible little black set screws. The shelves themself look great and are not wobbly at all if you install correctly. I purposely installed the bracket upside down because of the little black setting screws; I didnt want them showing because the shelves are above eye level and the screws are black and I didn't want them showing. But that made the shelf lean amd wobbly so I turned them back over the way they are supposed to be and that made them level and sturdy. I guess I'll paint the little screws.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2026
★★★★★ 5
looks great
Color: Black, Size: 17" x 6", Color: Black, Size: 17" x 6"
Looks and is great, its steady and stays firm, very easy to install and saves alot of space while making the room look more full, it holds alot of weight for my manga and my plant, overall, good product, no im not a bot 676767 😭 sbr ep 2 when?
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Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Very nice shelves
Color: Black, Size: 17" x 6"
Great shelves, easy to install and very sturdy
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Nice sleek shelves
Color: Black, Size: 17" x 6"
The shelves are perfect for displaying my childs dolls on the wall. Easy to install and display nicely. Sleek design and sturdy. Good quality. Nice to have to options on how you want to hang them as well.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Nice product
Color: Brown, Size: 17" x 6"
The shelves were a dark brown and lightweight. The brackets were very nice and it will be great for decorative purposes. A great value!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2026